Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.
Subjection and Subjectivity.
The loss of a continuous meta-narrative therefore breaks the subject into heterogeneous moments of subjectivity that do not cohere into an identity.
This building has been absolutely pivotal in my life and my sense of my subjectivity.
We can see this most easily by considering just who it is the smart city is intended for – by seeking to discover what model of urban subjectivity is inscribed in the scenarios offered by the multinational IT vendors that developed the smart city concept in the first place, and who are heavily involved in sites like Palava.
They eschewed creativity in pursuit of pleasing their bosses, hitting the numbers and creating what Sloan called "objective organisations" as distinct from those that "get lost in the subjectivity of personalities".
Banks say they are following guidelines put out by the big accounting firms when valuing lumpier assets, but there is still plenty of room for subjectivity.
Theater for Havel meant something close to this, the insistence on a shared moment in which through the purposeful absurdity and irony of his plays an authentic human subjectivity could emerge amidst the callousness and anomie of modern, bureaucratized life.
In an earnest effort to nix subjectivity from reviews, critics have gone too far, leaving us with a bag of adjectives that say a lot about price, and almost nothing about flavour.This does not, of course, mean that the entire repertory of wine terms deserves to be consigned to the spittoon.
If funds did not use fair-value pricing, they would have to explain why.However, fair-value pricing may also be open to abuse, because of its subjectivity.
It is that subjectivity that makes the unemployment rate such a flawed statistic.
